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Mental Health Matters!

How Gratitude Can Improve Your Mental Health.

 

During the fall, it is important to remember to slow down and practice gratitude in order to stay grounded. The fall season can be a hectic and busy time of year. Practicing gratitude comes with many health benefits - mental and physical. For more information, read this article published by Betterhelp: What is Gratitude and how can it improve your Mental Health.

 

Parents make the difference! Support your child's social-emotional health

 

Wichita Public Schools is committed to the mental health and well-being of all WPS students, staff and parents

This word cloud represents results from the Summer 2021 district survey. Nearly 18,500 staff, students and parents gave input regarding priorities for the 21-22 school year. Of those responses, mental health services and supports were among the top priorities.

*Si desea leer esta información en español, puede utilizar nuestra herramienta de traducción en la parte superior de la página.

Resource Pages

1-800 Children Supporting Parents Powered by Kansas Children's Service League

For immediate support call the Family Crisis helpline at:
1-833-441-2240

Leigh Kasper

Title: Counseling Services

Email me

Phone: 316-973-4470

Holly Yager

Title: Psychological Services

Email me

Phone: 316-973-4472

Hilary Trudo

Title: Social Worker Services

Email me

Phone: 316-973-4470

Danielle Dettmer

Title: Benefits & Insurance

Email me

Phone: 316-973-4561

Terri Moses

 Title: Safety & Environmental Services

Email me

Phone: 316-973-2260

During the fall, it is important to remember to slow down and practice gratitude in order to stay grounded. The fall season can be a hectic and busy time of year. Practicing gratitude comes with many health benefits - mental and physical. For more information, read this article published by Betterhelp: What is Gratitude and how can it improve your Mental Health.